Created by NYU alumnus and current New York Law School Professor Michael Pastor in honor of his late mother, the Nina Pastor Fellowship for Technology and Justice supports NYU students who are interested in technology and justice-related legal issues particularly related to data privacy and / or cybersecurity and are dedicating their summers to doing public interest internships in this space. The Nina Pastor Fellowship provides $10,000, in lieu of regular summer funding, for one JD student engaged in cybersecurity and/or data privacy-related legal work, anywhere in the United States. Students with a special connection to the issue and a passion for working on these issues are especially encouraged to apply.
To apply, please submit a resume, a short bio and personal statement (up to 500 words) identifying a) where you will be working this summer, b) why you are choosing to pursue work in law and technology space, and c) how this fellowship fits into your current career plans. Application materials should be sent to Gail Zweig at gail.zweig@nyu.edu with the subject line “Nina Pastor Fellowship.”
Reach out to Gail Zweig with any questions about the Pastor Fellowship.